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' TT has been too, fiegtiently the subjed of just And general reprobation, that men destintte orate elements of the , medical Art hate offered themselves as.cantlidates' for public patronage the . proteAion Of:physic, For the purpose o t doing justice to the r.4(tltot our. at ;idles and ei fierience, and tci tilev tat titi from classed among thcr,:e empiries tvho ,e ilnlrrttten Pretertions,./iave, uttfortun lied' for sociesv,- been taVOUrallly bekleave to submit to the libcral awl enlightened a farlif.il statement of our pursuits and ac. 'quirenierits. After having received a regular medical educa tion as the pupils of Ntessrs. t.;ritided alt.! bllizarit, whose leedures and practice we.c.uoi t itly att olu Ld. professors and surgeons at the. Landon Hospital ; upe entered ourselves as students in that justly celebrated sclioett mediCal acquire menti,the l•toyal Coltege at Ettinoury.;h; and were instruiled in the different brain:lies of anatunly, surgep,', they theory and praelice Of physic, encinistry, eg:C; &c, by those eminent professors, Drs. Itlonto, Gregory, lilaek, Ilsmiltori, Duncan and Rutherford. ive trust we shall not bedeerned presumptuous in saying that our proficiency and aqui:einem* are is inconsialcralite. il.trine, tor a long series . of years made Venereal Complaints, and tile various diseases of Debility, the particular °fleet of our atuilies and practice, it'vvill„ we Wipe, tie allmved that we have acquired superior knowledge of their treatment and *cure. In slight and recent `Cates Of infection 3 pef fed IV-elitablishment is completed in stte short period of two days ; and in those of the utmost in veretacy, where other praztitioners have failed of success, a proper porseverance in our plan at treatment ensures to the paheht - a Safe andrailiceil cure. - Amidst the melancholy variety of disorders which are the addisof a habit long and most unhappily 'Pursued by the youth of bath sexes, there ,re none inure. alarrnitig or more. distressing than those deficiencies - and debilities whiChfre quently prevent or embitter-the tuatritnuniat state. such p*isorni it must be a consolation to . know that they may now, by a new and intallibic iniaie at treatment, be restored to that greatest ot'all human blessings, a strong, manly, and vigor ous constitution. In, all cases at debility,. from whatever catisoatisuig, as Well Ali in every species olvenereal infection, we may beef:Militated by patients of either sex with the great est secrecy and honour. flours of consultation at home tram ten tothree, and horn fi in the evening till to at night. . . • Patients in the ccunitry lequesied t state the pinion. tars of their ‘as.e, age and i',enerat nat,ir v alg, &C. &C. in. cle*ing• a remittance t•A'' advice and n when thesaine will be given, or sent to any part sit t in4doin, To ensure that scot-v.) so e4sential to our undcval..ng, the postage of letters may he adiled to the account tor an - An: rtes. CUKItIE and Co. Surgeons, No. 1 Hatton-garden. Vl' Messrs. Currie , and Co. have Certificates from the above respectable l'retteSiiinS of Loo.t tdinburgh, of the diligence, skill, and humanity, which they per f nmeci the' duties ustignat them tfuro,g the time they at,. tended t heir Ltelutes and.. I' rattloti.' PUBLIC ABUSES. 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TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In the Month of tune next, together, or in Lotsi, and accord. ing to the Conditions then to be produced,' if tint sold be.. lire by Private Contrail, of which tirnely Notice will be given, - ' r i"l - IE MANOR and ROYALTY of CHUTE in I. the County of.l l / iit s, extending over nearly :1500 Actei of Land, in a.delighttut sporting Co',lntry, and well stocked with Game, with the folloWing EsCaJe. `A capital Messuage a,ici ,Flan /4' House, , called Chute House, with . Garden, Shrabbery, Yards, Coach. houses, Stables, Barns, and other convenient Out.hoititin i .: s , with a Eann add. Lands, called Chute.F a r i n, conta i n i ng, by Admen. surenient, g tti A. r it., 21 P. of A rablv, Nloadow and Pastore. Land,' oc..tt pled , with - the, Mansion louse, and now in hand, A.Me,hu,ige, Farm, and 4 Lands, adjui:iing :hereto, c.tlivd Foxo j ii Farm, containing, by Adineourentent, 254 At r it. s P. or Arable, tiieadow, und Pasture Land, in tit OCctil,,t•- tion ot Oseph yhipway . 'A Meatlaw, in theioccupation of Philip Pulse, Esq. con taining I A. a It. 2.6 P. A Windmill, with a. Cottage Ciareeh, and two Closes of Arable I.aLicl, in - the occupation ol Win, Coster, i4ontaiiiiiiis 2 A. 2. It. 39 P. A Clop - Of Arable !And, in the oceupatiOn of kiln U. gins, containing s A. 3 R. 2Z P. Fourteen CottugC., with Gardens dispersed in the Villaco' and Parish of Chute.. Thu twi,ual Rents of 16s. Bd. with Firms uncertain, ota four t7aipylield Via:gains, eAtiatao,int3l et.: o A, 1 , „ grunt ,4 for'three Livelt; witlf-the fieriots, by compoi t i on , Thofrciehotrizind koheri tattoo in 48 A. , IC. 0 nt A table., aloauw, and Pasture L n i l, now gtant.:il o, t fir Terms deo terniinahl , z un one and two Lives, at venal ii its, atmulct. !rig tine tlier to at. u. 6d. per Freelvld Bents 2 3, 9s, ;,it. arc ivayahle from otiv.r . stattuou Lptct of: the., nor },f (;Irate., The right' COinnion helim rd.; grog to . T.:state extcnis over GoeiAct i 4 or/hereabouts, of Sheep now inelosing under an Ad., el Parliament, by vinuo,wlicret of neatly one.third . thers.of will he allotted to this Baru( and hinter which . 'Ad the Pur,.7ll,u,er oily make such eN. thangerof theanelent I riz;losere anti new All:atni;nts 35 Iv I'A tender this Estate most complete. . Ttic,Mansion House and hum in hand, with the Far at lett•to loSeph Shipway, may be entered on at Mtchaeltoo no:t-cit tompletiorrot the purchase. ' • Th:t I.iiitber. and Underwood to be valued down to i s, ,c t bY,tvvci indilleredt Persons, arid paid fur u caltlplC.ilGli of the purchase. : As tile Venders, Bailiff; and Tenant, 'will 'carry on their several Farms in a: regular course, by planting G easy hi the present Leiner Corn, Turnips for, stock; and fillov, Tll4 'Land for Wheat, that the Purchaser or his ly take possession at Michaelmas, in clue course of Hu:, The Purchaser must enter into agreement to psv for t:ie same on comp letion, at the valuation of two inch/Ft:rent - "sons or their mpire; • Chute Hoti.;e Is only seven miles from Andt,ver, and miles from Elungerterd, and noarly adjoius'tl n e beam lint Villagept A ppleshaw, The several Tenants will show the . Premise's, and piiiited , PartieularS 'maybe had at the Still. Aildthitt;' 'Pelican, New bury ; and at, the Mikes of Messrs. Philpot and Stow:, 'Temple, London ; and Mr, Rylcy, iitingcrfurct, who are .se. , ye:rally authorised to treat by Pi vare Contr. 11 EA UTII 1 , 1 7-7 1 - : sUL KELINOSI chaPchges Itoy'one to hev, , ,Ll. Preparation 'which can exixt his TH LRAP SALUTIF FLCMS DENT IF RlCfi, tier reedit) rehliering UR:Teeth ,anit mute‘?tb, preventipg the of T:trrar. and rettinviitc that ti,i4o iioicriliwr,tl , ,n 1 , ,,) up. ple.isant to the eye ;• tottityil . l; cbalbcti t athi tbaklitg th gums. h ealthful, .red, anti firm ; imparting it pleasin,; tog ranee to the Ittiwth, tetiarei.orlixorvy or othci hunith.o:: and frgeinAt petsous from ttnit excruciating pain the 'I 1 1 14:i,. Ache, with ,vitlcb, btfure the use of this I)entirrico, they had been afilietcd ; patropizexi by Ilia Royal and persons of distinction; re:commended Also by it musl.cel,... brated Suigeons and I)..mt.st:.. Sold rig the I' roputettn, S. Berry, Ni). t 7, (; rcek -street, Sotto moo' and. Aictlicinc Vebder6 111 the three: litiqiciOirn.4; 2s: 9.1. duty itteitideil. For DISORDERS or the lIEAD,, DI A , IN Etls of SIC ; iv.' DEFECT of IIEARINti, THE CORDIAL CEPILALIC SNLl 4, i , '„ As a Proof of its Efficacy, Mr. Ai Irchen.Steke,. WilteS, in Felt, iSes, .to Proprietors as iollrows t " I. am 110 W 74 years old, and can See to read with vomiripn glasseS, and My memory is as good as When I INA,i tittly In July 1776 (29 years ago) I was seized with a tittmd rti I girl. dinessin my head.- My Doctor gave me tllliolls Medit'illV4 ; .they did me no good. He admitted this,. and t il . hrils '‘'trt; wised the•use'ot your Cephalic Snuff: I took it, suet in a k 1. 4, week* was much better. Ater this .1' tooi'z it niAe and in rix weeks was as well and hearty ati el kr, “aid ita 'hoe continued to this day," In eensettnenee of the increased expenee of t of which this elegant and efficacious Snufris coin the high. duty upon the bottles, the Proprietors are c.ti-, accet,iry of raising the price to is. ltd. per tx);(1,:, 'lt ib 501.4914 by F. Newbery and Sons, at th , - Int Dt. Powdtt, 4i, St. Paul's Church don; iln,t .litoLtie and Co. Ssattsbury ; and is vytt,H, unleas the wocci.; " F„ Newbery, 45, St. Punt 4," 4' en ,r, Cif on the Stamp, AIA , , thtiir appointtuent, by Ward, llelhorn ; rhiugAt and Allen, tkford-street; Wade, Bonti.atrvtit ; Piccadilly : . Bayley and Co. Cackspor.street ; nor of Ludgate-street ; Itandall s Ito) al kx4hative ; toke, and filmikng and Co< Borough. s Y om_ r -!. •